本研究是從華人文化脈絡的觀點出發，分析兩性婚姻權力與滿意度間關係中原生家庭支持的影響，運用「台灣社會變遷基本調查」於2011與2012年所收集的資料，對象限制在已婚有偶；自己或配偶之父母至少有一人健在，且有提供資源者。最後進行分析的樣本人數共有632人。研究結果發現：婚姻權力與滿意度的關係，不僅受到原生家庭支持影響，同時兩性也有不同。對男性來說，婚姻權力不影響其婚姻滿意度，反而是來自原生家庭支持有顯著影響；女性則是受到婚姻權力影響，且家務分工所象徵的權力與原生家庭買屋支持對婚姻滿意度有交互作用的影響。其意含著男性婚姻滿意會受到代間關係影響，而女性的婚姻滿意則較受與配偶互動的影響，但原生家庭仍有調節作用。

The purpose of this study was to understand the effect of original-family supports on the relationships between marital power and marital satisfaction under Chinese cultural context. We used national data from the Taiwan Social Change Survey conducted in 2011 and 2012. The sample who were married and had supported from parents was selected. A total of sample was 632. The results showed: (1) female marital satisfaction was affected by the marital power; male marital satisfaction was affected by the supports from original families. (2) The original family resources only made moderating effects on the relationship between housework and marital satisfaction for women. The results implied male marital satisfaction was related to the intergenerational relationship, while female marital satisfaction was based on couples' relationship and could be adjused by the support from original family.